Human physiology and mobility
Introduction
When we talk about the issue of mobility, it is nothing more the freedom that all people have to move freely from one point to another, in which the Ecuadorian State stable certain laws to guarantee the free transit of both national and foreign, andknowing that freedom is not an absolute freedom but rather relative. Regardless of the reason why a person moves, we are clear that human mobility is the displacement of one or more people from one point to another this regardless of the reason for their displacement, or their time of permanence that will be inThe destination.
Developing
It is elementary to state that in view of the globalization process human mobility has become even more complex due to the large number of migratory flows today, thus human mobility, from its own concept, implies passing imaginary limits, known as borders;Thus exceeding the traditional concept of human mobility within the same territory, so much so that it has become a human right that is recognized by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
That is why several articles of the Ecuadorian Constitution such as article 9, 11, 40 and 416 talk about the issue of human mobility where it is specified that all people have a free transit but always respecting what is established in the Constitution,since we must all fulfill the obligations so that in this way our rights as human beings are not violated.
The free transit is understood to move from one place to another but using public roads, and here the person should not alter public order because it would already be violating a law. The restrictions within Ecuador are tactile, since since everyone knows freedom is not absolute but rather relative, and one of the reasons why a person cannot leave Ecuador is by a legal order.
Understanding in this way that every staff of the planet should enter and leave freely from a country. (There should be no borders). We must indicate that migrants should not be treated as "illegal" but rather as "irregular" for reasons that they do not have migratory documentation, nor is there cause to be able to stop them or return to the country of origin, always respecting theRights and obligations prescribed in the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador.
Just as we have the freedom of traffic within the Ecuadorian territory, these freedoms are limited by the Constitution, international instruments and internal laws of the country, these restrictions are ordered by the competent judge and/or during the state of exception that is an Executive Decree.
conclusion
In relation to the political theory of the border raised, I can object that in itself it is a territorial limit whose function is to establish the territorial limits of a State or community, but that nevertheless is the basis of discussion on the legitimacy of the exclusion of certainpeople from the country of origin.
All people can freely travel regardless of their immigration status, but these must respect the laws established in the Ecuadorian Constitution. Many of the restrictions are for reasons or reasons for personal security, or there are areas or places within the national territory in which it cannot be freely circulate due to the lack of minimum guarantees of life.
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